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Q: Foreskin Problem

asked by: trendsetter on April 5th, 2005

New User

Hi
i have a problem with my foreskin I couldnt push it back completely.
I could only stretch it back up to 2/3 of the length of my penis. A tiny part of the foreskin is still attached to the pee hole of penis.(just like the radius of a circle)
i dont know if this is normal ,also I would like to know if the foreskin must be completely pushed back before intercourse.I never had sex before.
Some one please answer my questions.

Replies(2)

trendsetter

replied on April 6th, 2005

New User

Thanks a lot for your useful reply

pissouriana

replied on March 19th, 2009

New User

foreskin

Yes your foreskin should retract completely in intercourse. Try pulling it back whilst you are in the bath its a lot easier. Also pull it back when you are flacid, then try to get an erection.Once you have pulled it back, leave it like that.The skin will stretch. You then will look circumcised. I have mine pulled back all the time, it feels nicer and looks better, also more healtier. I was like you untill i got it to roll back

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